Here to Help You.
Checkout these local resources that can help with transitioning to senior living
Veterans Affairs (410) 605-7620
Many of our prospects are survivors and widows of survivors of armed conflict. Many of them are entitled to Veteran’s benefits- Aid and Assistance. We have been helping those who qualify to get the paperwork and see that it is processed in a timely manner. Click here for additional resources.
Realtor – Sydney Klawans (443) 388-2940
“Moving into an assisted living facility can be an
emotional journey and requires planning.
As an experienced agent, I know first-hand the
steps needed in preparing, staging, and selling
your home and allowing you to settle into your new
residence with minimal stress and the best offer.
Your stress-free downsizing adventure
begins now – reach out to me!”
Temporary Funding Opportunities Are Available:
- Alzheimers Association 1.866.232.8484
- Muscular Dystrophy 1.877.659.2508
- Multiple Sclerosis 1.877.447.3243
Medicare Insurance Coverage
The “What is Medicare” resource helps guide seniors through the Medicare enrollment process. They answer common questions about the different parts of Medicare and cover what is and isn’t covered by the federal health insurance program. You can learn more about it by clicking on the link here: https://www.medicareplans.com/what-is-medicare/
Medical Alert Safety Systems (800) 354-1327
“When it comes to finding a medical alert system, there are thousands of companies to choose from with a thousand more features to consider. That’s why we not only looked at every medical alert system on the market now, but we also took a deep dive into the industry itself and to the millions of people using medical alert devices to find out what really matters.” -medicalalert.org
See more information at www.medicalalert.org
Baltimore County Ombudsman Program (410) 887-4200
The Ombudsman Program was created to protect the rights of nursing home residents and promote their well-being. Staff and volunteers in the Long Term Care Ombudsman Program serve as advocates for residents of long term care facilities such as nursing homes, assisted living facilities and continuing care retirement centers. The staff there can answer questions about long term care resident’s rights, quality of care, nursing home alternatives, financing and pre-placement planning.
